Re: [FWDLK] WWW Coker Tires

[David Homstad <Dhomstad@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jason, Josh,

It may be that the rate of yellowing on white wall tires is dependant on
climate and smog, and the amount of time the vehicle is left outdoors. Or,
different batches may vary. My cars are in the garage, except when in use.
Usually, here in Minnesota, one white wall cleaning in the spring is
adequate for the entire summer.

I only use Westley's. Spray it on a dry tire, scrub with a stiff brush, hose
off, and scrub again while hosing. Also, do the black part occasionally. I
have one set of tires that have been on a car over 20 years and another over
15 years years, and they have no cracks anywhere, even though they have been
cleaned with Westley's once or twice every year. .

Dave Homstad
56 Dodge D500

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Jason,

  Hola Senor.... How impersonal is this huh? I will post instead of a direct
email.... lol..  My Coker Radial WW are about one year old... As you know I
am a pig and dont wash my car but once every month... sometimes every two
months...  My white walls are almost COMPLETELY yellow.... But like others
on the list I will use Westleys... It is the only thing that works, although
It seems to be pretty hard on the tire after consistent use. I believe it
cracks the white walls after prolonged use. At least that is what appeared
to happen on my old cars.

Josh

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